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"blundered" poems
words so clever could not hide this blundered heart two halves in being when we are apart these words so carefully crafted [turn and spill] become my art they help me mend my broken broken heart this canvas: ***** tattered just paint me lavender and find me there after
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Oct 28, 2013
Oct 28, 2013 at 11:32 PM UTC
lavender
*Is there anything more wonderful Then being part of the poet’s corner? Lucky am I to be a poetry lover! A romance novelist used poetry to ponder A story that changes and transforms One’s heart. Is there anything more wonderful? Joining a poetry site, I blundered My way to writing a poem, oh what torture! But lucky am I to be a poetry lover. Many offered their support, allowing me to discover My path and slowly my writing became stronger. Is there anything more wonderful? So many inspired awe and wonder, Giving me strength to claim my own corner, Justifying my becoming a poetry lover. To those who offered encouragement so tender I offer my thanks and give honor. Is there anything more wonderful Than becoming a poetry lover?* Kelly Rose December 29, 2015
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Dec 30, 2015
Dec 30, 2015 at 12:18 AM UTC
Lucky to be a poetry lover
No country’s history makes us proud. It is mere exploitation and colonization. the poor were suppressed and oppressed. The rich reveled in utmost luxury And the weak lived in extreme penury. The kings were fond of eulogy And the poets excelled themselves in their elegy. In the countries like India, the money was looted the temples were plundered, and the system was blundered And her progress was greatly hindered Slowly the kings and kingdoms vanished the so called democracies and socialism flourished the bureaucracy and plutocracy replaced autocracy Corruption and criminality maintained their status quo After Independence, a new class emerged in India. They became the rulers in the name of democracy. There have been un-imaginable scandals Money reached the Swiss bank like pearls in the ocean India is a poor country but the Indians are rich
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Mar 10, 2011
Mar 10, 2011 at 3:59 AM UTC
BUREAUCRACY VERSUS AUTOCRACY
I heeded that you are married no attribution against you I the one to rebuke I could've been a man sufficiently when you said: man up I became less a man you yenned I was dark to scope your worst of love I blundered to enroll, only love is to rescue I exclusively thought you had a disease that you can't breathe in general though I am envious, but I still say: God bless you and your remedy He should be me to rescue you But I was dark to cognize affection is the only thing you need to meliorate I urge I could just turn back the hands of time Began a fashionable living with you Instantly that I cognize, you are a love patient I'll man up, I'll provide sufficiently I'll satisfy your breathe Just so, I cognize you are mated to him He's better than me, better than anyone else In him you belong, stay blessed.
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 6:48 PM UTC
Love is a disease
Half a league, half a league, Half a league onward, All in the valley of Death Rode the six hundred. "Forward, the Light Brigade! Charge for the guns!" he said: Into the valley of Death Rode the six hundred. "Forward, the Light Brigade!" Was there a man dismayed? Not tho' the soldiers knew Someone had blundered: Theirs was not to make reply, Theirs was not to reason why, Theirs was but to do and die: Into the valley of Death Rode the six hundred. Cannon to the right of them, Cannon to the left of them, Cannon in front of them Volleyed and thunder'd; Storm'd at with shot and shell, Boldly they rode and well, Into the jaws of Death, Into the mouth of Hell, Rode the six hundred. Flashed all their sabres bare, Flashed as they turned in air, Sab'ring the gunners there, Charging and army, while All the world wondered: Plunging in the battery smoke, Right through the line they broke; Cossack and Russian Reeled from the sabre-stroke Shattered and sundered. Then they rode back, but not-- Not the six hundred. Cannon to the right of them, Cannon to the left of them, Cannon in front of them Volleyed and thundered; Stormed at with shot and shell, While horse and hero fell, They that fought so well, Came thro' the jaws of Death, Back from the mouth of Hell, All that was left of them, Left of the six hundred. When can their glory fade? Oh, the wild charge they made! All the world wondered. Honor the charge they made! Honor the Light Brigade, Noble Six Hundred!
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The Charge Of The Light Brigade
I once had a small purple vase. It was almost a year old. But I remembered how my ex and I blundered And all of his things had to go. I gave away his sweatshirt His shorts and shirts got burned And the teddy bear he gave me Was torn apart by the people who mean most to me. He gave me a purple vase. It was wrapped pretty in a bow Once it had living flowers But now I had to let it go I went outside with my true family And recorded my final blow Of shattering the vase On the ground below I felt the ricochet Of a piece run astray And my baby exclamed to me That I cut myself indeed And thats when I realized How my last relationship was really through Because if I cut my head with the other one He wouldn't have held my hand to help me He would have let me do it on my own And not even checked on me I know this for sure Because it happened once before I feel free now for sure That all his things are out my home And once I see my baby's things replace them It becomes the final bow For once I see no remnance of him I think I'll truely feel clean Once my forehead heals And memories repress I'll finally be able To fully put him to rest
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Jul 31, 2015
Jul 31, 2015 at 12:51 AM UTC
Purple Vase
Passionate love, How had they managed it? A flask of bourbon Was this blundered love affair
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Mar 12, 2015
Mar 12, 2015 at 12:55 PM UTC
Two
'Beds to the front of them, Beds to the right of them, Beds to the left of them, Nobody blundered. Beamed at by hungry souls, Screamed at with brimming bowls, Steamed at by army rolls, Buttered and sundered. With coffee not cannon plied, Each must be satisfied, Whether they lived or died; All the men wondered.'
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Beds To The Front Of Them
(Please Read the note at the bottom) Desert thy land, lay waste to haven Spread thy sorrow, hath not to save him Keep to willow with sunlight pourn To mild temptation, mild scorn. Keep she beauty to dusk by horse Laying down to things by force Stragling victor selfless mind Keep to you hath truth hath lied. By crowd by storm, stream agony pride Thy land be beut for non to side To side with hatred, iron blade To mate and bring yet nothing fade. She whispers deadly night to dark Seeping mind of man to spark Keeping kings and fellow courtly Stranger too by fire nightly. And taketh she to highest land For mighty justice lays thy hand For she hath strewn for kingdoms come And taketh non, but frighten some. The day of dawn, sun rise, sun set To we thine preach to no regret King be praised, devil blundered Simple tricks to thy hath sundered. Keep to crop to peasant prowl Marking down thy land to dowl Father pray to thine above Graceful metaphoric love. Final night be cold and dreary Sight like eagle, keep to query Dance thy drunkard, feed to Summer Hapless end to what doth shown her.
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Dec 11, 2013
Dec 11, 2013 at 7:56 PM UTC
Simple
Sunny day in June, the tenth to be exact The horrible day my sister was attacked Beth was in the house, her friend Mark outside She was cleaning,he in the yard kept with pride Beth Anne was on hands and knees scrubbing the floor When she heard real gunshots, at least she swore Snuck to the window and peered out with care On the rocky driveway, saw Mark sprawled out there Been shot three times in his back,lay in his blood Beth saw her ex...with a .38 he stood While terrified, behind the aquarium she ducked Brad blundered in dressed in hunters camouflage- **** Her heart hammering in her ears, bursts of short breaths Saw him through the murky water, planning two deaths Beth Anne cowered down praying to her dear Lord He found her, pulled her up by the hair, fired once more The bullet blew off her ear and traveled on down Collapsed her lungs, in her blood she would drown Brad disappeared and the firing just stopped For Mexico he fled, red ranger with white top Beth dragged herself the complete length of the rug Called 911, shed been shot...head ringing from slug She was determined to live, wouldn't give up the fight But then she passed out endangering her plight Came the Greeley police, fire trucks, EMT's Assessed the situation, perp further he flees They all worked on Mark, too late he was dead One smart responder....woman shot in the head They spreading out rushed the house, found my sis Beth was unresponsive, victim almost missed Speeding to Weld County General, sirens blaring Got her in the ER cut off what she was wearing O.R. She went with damage extensive Not much hope, docs and staff apprehensive For many hours they sawed, pinned, stitched and closed The ICU threat of infection posed Her body and face were unrecognizable Family stood believing the impossible Appeared an Adonis with blonde hair and blue eyes Talk of afterlife evidently not lies Her guardian angel told Beth he was there Would appear much later, in death they would share
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Sep 14, 2013
Sep 14, 2013 at 6:47 PM UTC
The Monster In Camouflage
Sunny day in June, the tenth to be exact The horrible day my sister was attacked Beth was in the house, her friend Mark outside She was cleaning,he in the yard kept with pride Beth Anne was on hands and knees scrubbing the floor When she heard real gunshots, at least she swore Snuck to the window and peered out with care On the rocky driveway, saw Mark sprawled out there Been shot three times in his back,lay in his blood Beth saw her ex...with a .38 he stood While terrified, behind the aquarium she ducked Brad blundered in dressed in hunters camouflage- **** Her heart hammering in her ears, bursts of short breaths Saw him through the murky water, planning two deaths Beth Anne cowered down praying to her dear Lord He found her, pulled her up by the hair, fired once more The bullet blew off her ear and traveled on down Collapsed her lungs, in her blood she would drown Brad disappeared and the firing just stopped For Mexico he fled, red ranger with white top Beth dragged herself the complete length of the rug Called 911, shed been shot...head ringing from slug She was determined to live, wouldn't give up the fight But then she passed out endangering her plight Came the Greeley police, fire trucks, EMT's Assessed the situation, perp further he flees They all worked on Mark, too late he was dead One smart responder....woman shot in the head They spreading out rushed the house, found my sis Beth was unresponsive, victim almost missed Speeding to Weld County General, sirens blaring Got her in the ER cut off what she was wearing O.R. She went with damage extensive Not much hope, docs and staff apprehensive For many hours they sawed, pinned, stitched and closed The ICU threat of infection posed Her body and face were unrecognizable Family stood believing the impossible Appeared an Adonis with blonde hair and blue eyes Talk of afterlife evidently not lies Her guardian angel told Beth he was there Would appear much later, in death they would share
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388 Take your Heaven further on— This—to Heaven divine Has gone— Had You earlier blundered in Possibly, e’en You had seen An Eternity—put on— Now—to ring a Door beyond Is the utmost of Your Hand— To the Skies—apologize— Nearer to Your Courtesies Than this Sufferer polite— Dressed to meet You— See—in White!
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Take your Heaven further on
Deep into the midnight below the gleaming star, I stepped on the running wall — the creation of Nirvana, lights. Heaven's an enigma a forged between the steely and the curve the star's collision and the minor parts have the iciest heart — a grain of Truth. Prophesy the future, shuffle the sheets and let them look at your eyes — does it carry the dullest truth? Or a blundered ignorance? Does the dawn of the newborns form the hallowed mysteries of heaven's plea? Into the Unborn where the sky holds a mere certainty. You climb long — to match the moon's faint and the beaming sunlight; where the galaxy was just as narrow as the strange fragments of what we see? Then if beneath us was the roaring storm, will it expose the unborn? Will the dream catch us when we fall asleep? Into the future.
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Jun 26, 2020
Jun 26, 2020 at 10:34 AM UTC
Into the Unborn
This dull ache started In the middle of my gut Spreading Like an oil slick Did not spare My bruised heart And Tumultuous brain Coated Like perishing penguins In layers of black Beside upturned Prey Both dying The same malady Tormenting Prey and Predator Your words Trying to soak This inky toxin Resemble Feeble attempts To stop This amoebic monster Growing Changing shape Nevertheless Spreading To the far corners Of a once clean Calm picturesque Ocean Tranquility shattered By Pipe bursts Of random speech That may take Years to clean Yet leave a mark Our relationship Pure Until this spill Dearest I blundered Overconfident In love And my ignorance Your feelings Sensitive Like the corals Tarnished now I am trying To clean This unsightly stain With my tears And your Understanding I know your heart Large as the ocean Will soak up My folly Erase the blemish Clear the water That we may stand Hands entwined Like clown fish And Sea anemone Inseparable After our long Painful Separation
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Dec 26, 2011
Dec 26, 2011 at 2:35 AM UTC
PLEASE FORGIVE ME
Crosses and troubles a-many have proved me. One or two women (God bless them!) have loved me. I have worked and dreamed, and I've talked at will. Of art and drink I have had my fill. I've comforted here, and I've succoured there. I've faced my foes, and I've backed my friends. I've blundered, and sometimes made amends. I have prayed for light, and I've known despair. Now I look before, as I look behind, Come storm, come shine, whatever befall, With a grateful heart and a constant mind, For the end I know is the best of all.
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Crosses And Troubles A-Many Have Proved Me
She prances the streets, a ballerina in heat snapping finger's in rhyme! Forget thy time, she telephathicly makes her own. She lives alone, yet roomies become her attire, maiden of dires, dating site's not accommodating thy interest? Pinterest ! A pipe she keeps next to her bed, juicy lipstick, a prideful head, Yet still her small green bag does not satisfy.. Queen so blind! Smoke evacuates the old pried windows that are nailed, for ghosts do haunt her, within and outside.. Thoughts of suicide, as riddles she makes up to stay sane, her mascara pounds to thine rain that leaks into her basement sanctuary!! Addict's she clings to, monsters she speaks to, as her cats keep good company, I know!!!! An operetic show, a fatalist as me, yet still hoping for whats not there, unruly she dares!!! Her street lies beyond the ghettos, 515 dover lane .. On the east side of town where the bullets meet with trains!! Factory's of grains that make your daily bread, where thy living and thou dead come in between two world's... Lonesome young girl, no more chariots can you escape, for thou art blundered and unvaped to the cloud animals thou creates!
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May 11, 2015
May 11, 2015 at 12:32 PM UTC
street ballerina
When we'd stood and wondered where our lives were going, not knowing our hearts had blundered still we waited for the midnight crowing. We thought we could begin our journey at the morning's first light, and when the fires were lowly burning we had seen that beautiful sight At light's last waning glow we realised our folly and felt love's striking blow. We fell and neither was sorry as we were consumed by the falling snow
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Aug 18, 2015
Aug 18, 2015 at 12:33 PM UTC
Love's Striking Blow
Alone the room spun The days war had been won And though I wished to shed my tears A princess may never show proof of her fears Many times I've blundered Beneath storms thunder But I'd give my life to the kingdom To regain their freedom My arms tied, I'd given up love My eyes closed, I gave my heart a shove But a trickster popped in And gave my world a spin It was a triangle of death, the valley of hell Because to which one I loved I couldn't tell My heart belonged in the hands of a friend We'd soon be wed, though our love was pretend The queen would soon lose her throne And I'd remain , all alone With a crown to rule upon my head My mother... Would be dead Her powers killed her slowly she was thirty nine Lucky that wouldn't happen with mine Scolded by the glares of my kin I wondered when the peace would begin
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 5:42 PM UTC
All the queens men , couldn't put the princess together again
So you've broken the cycle of addiction as it's no longer around here today. You have played a big part in its eviction and caused it all bravely to go away. It was good to see its days were all numbered even though it was around for so long; you succeeded where the others had blundered to be standing here with those who are strong. Keep a clear mind now and be not complacent to allow it into your life again for its stronghold may once more be adjacent in resisting all you'll strive to attain. But who else here knows how hard it has all been? You'd only have to look back then to see; the hopelessness caused before on one's life screen that captured all those moments which were free. _________________________
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Sep 30, 2023
Sep 30, 2023 at 9:58 PM UTC
Breaking The Cycle
Slack canvas bends with the first strokes: brush and paint scar a waiting whiteness. Others follow of less distinct pressure but now with an affected swirl a life emerges. Colours are selected with random thoroughness, outlining only what the eye believes it sees. Shapes conform to break the rules and innovate, where bright arrays can glide through blundered blobs: ochre, umber, raw sienna. Sable is saved for finer life forms steadfastly fixed in oil. Tentatively mixtures are blended to blur the more familiar with darker and darker hues. The creator remains anonymous.
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Jul 7, 2011
Jul 7, 2011 at 11:48 PM UTC
Life Forms
Torn by the ***** of thorns Surrounding my garden bed I sleep here, and silently mourn My soul that has been dead I weep into my dirtied hands Stained by the blood of my own heart I know that no one will truly understand The pain of which I wish to part My tears are black just like my soul They smear across my face Inside I knew I'd never been whole Used words and meaningless things in its place This emptiness inside, will there ever be a cure? I used to sit up at night and wonder There was no way I could ever be sure In all my ignorance I'd blundered Because beyond the pain and the tears I looked right past your face You where standing there defeating my fears And it was you who would fill that place I owe my heart to you My angle I owe my life to you too Because in the end it was your love that filled My empty soul in the end
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Mar 14, 2013
Mar 14, 2013 at 11:01 PM UTC
My angle
I. White’s imprisoned gray. A black sole subdues one red glove with a crunch. There it will pause, fingerless until the first thaw. II. The sun's amber frown of diminished light slides down black branches a blundered slight, but when it hits the ground, it rides wonders of uninterrupted white. III. Steamy columns of warmth slip through the crack, pawed open by blue purrs from his white cat— a tonic wash, to welcome. slush-slicked, black boots back IV. Nuzzled, from the muzzling of a drowsy- days-long muslin wrap, brown earth bursts through what white patchwork's left, to cure her forbidden tramplers with a slurpy and black-mouthed, aubade kiss. V. Winter’s white makes shallow breaths, and exhausted she coughs black complaints about the crushed green of popped-down bottles, a cellophane orange cat with a close hold on his shorted stock of shock- yellow crumbs, and the assorted other man-made matter mocking her color, but never her, wherever they stay.
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Feb 3, 2011
Feb 3, 2011 at 11:41 AM UTC
Five breezy pieces on the winter of white
It doesn’t come on a horse-drawn carriage. It doesn’t come as tall, dark, and handsome. It doesn’t come with a prince’s crown. It doesn’t come with magic fairy dust. Forget the chick flicks. Forget the old school fairy tales. Forget the Nicholas Sparks novels. Forget playing M.A.S.H. when you were six years old. I’m not sure how it works (Because, trust me, I wish I did). But this culture has brainwashed our intelligent minds To writhing pulps obsessed with “love.” You do not love. You love to love. And there is a great difference, my dears. For when you truly love, you don’t feel it. You do it. And whoever told you that: “Immature love says, ‘I love you because I need you.” Mature love says 'I need you because I love you.’” … Well, they have foolishly blundered. For you don’t “need” to be in love. Mature love should say, “I love you because I love you, And I have no explanation for why that is, But I will always choose to do right by you.” I don’t have the answer, So I don’t ask the question. But I’m not silly enough to believe what the world screams at me.
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Jan 23, 2013
Jan 23, 2013 at 8:48 PM UTC
This is for the girls.
Nights pass dreamless just as the days do. Often seamless, in the absence of you. Memories stir like a summer storm upon me in an instant. In your too familiar form, and times well spent. Rain from my eyes to fall on this bed. Once to muffle lover's sighs, and rest your head. As your hair falls around me now I see. Feelings I thought were key, no more than what you wished to be. Friends and then something more. So here, this is how it ends, we've got nothing left in store. Brilliant from the start one, but now two sundered. Destined to be apart, no more love, into which we blundered.
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Jan 10, 2014
Jan 10, 2014 at 7:17 PM UTC
Nights pass dreamless